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Hello,

 

I have a Labview Application using shared variables on a remote computer. In order to do supervision on this application, I need to have access on these shared variables. So, I  made "Tools>Shared Variables>register computer" to add the remote computer in the distributed system manager, and also to bind controls to remote computer's shared variables. The problem is I can see the remote computer, and the process where are my shared variables, but when I click on it, I have a red cross on the process...For me one of the main interest of shared variable is to exchange data on a network, so please anybody can help me ?

 

Thanks

 

Antoine
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Hi Antoine,

 

when you start the Distributed System Manager, do you see the remote computer? If yes, click on it. Do you see the shared variables created on the remote computer? If not, maybe you did not deploy them. Maybe you could add some screenshots so I can understand your issue better.

 

Regards,

 

Matteo

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Hi Matteo,

 

I have just found the solution a few days ago  : I don't know why but some applications from NI were blocked by Windows Firewall. I Follow this knowledge base :

Configuring LabVIEW, LabVIEW DSC and Lookout to Work With the Windows Firewall

 And it works well now

 

 

Thanks for your help

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Okay, great! 🙂
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